Arrow spine consistancy

[Sirius Black]

I can't afford a spine tester right now, and was wondering which carbon arrows(brand and model)seem to have the best spine tolerance? Someone here mentioned that wrapped arrows do, but what does that mean exactly? Cap wraps, or something else entirely? Thanks all! SB.

[katman]

Can not help with specific arrow brands but my shafts get shot bare shaft so I know they are flying well before I fletch them.

[lpcjon2]

I think when they said wrapped they mean the way the carbon is made into the arrow. Radial X Weaves are very straight and very consistant in spine and the carbon is woven in an X weave pattern to form the arrow. Very strong arrows!

[Ragnarok Forge]

I have as of yet to find a brand of carbons that were not uniform in spine for all arrows.   Woods vary a lot more.

[psychmonky]

While some carbons are technically "more consistent" the difference is so slight that its a non-issue. With wall thickness, and ultimately spine, you are talking about +- a thousandth or so. Im simply not good enough to notice that.

Scott

[Sirius Black]

Ipcjon2, I've been looking at those PSE arrows. What spine,length,insert, and point weight are you using? I think they are all a 9/32 shaft?....

[lpcjon2]

I shot the pro 400 when I did the wheels. I shoot only wood with my trad gear.They are 9/32